... and fiscal systems of his time confirms his diagnosis. A simple model built on his assumptions shows how clipping produces tax erosion in a commodity money system, and it illustrates how Campanella's plan not only eliminates this harm but also produces the benefit of higher government purchases...

..., Money, and the English State, 1688-1783 . New York:Knopf. Caffentzis, George. 1989 . Clipped Coins,Abused Words, and Civil Government: John Locke's Philosophy of Money . New York: Autonomedia. Carruthers, Bruce. 1996 . City of Capital:Politics and Markets in the English Financial Revolution...

.... House of Commons]. 1695a . Debate at the Committee about Clipping, Coyning& Exporting Ye Money . Unpublished manuscript. All Soul's College(Oxford), MS 152(5), ff. 146r-47r. [England and Wales. Parliament. House of Commons]. 1695b . [Proposals Submitted to the Committee for Preventing Clipping...

... high acid content, although it is not overly brittle. Many sheets are crumpled badly, especially at the edges, but little text has been lost. All newspaper clippings have been photocopied on acid-free paper. Description of series Notebooks, ca. 1867-1920 (box nos. 1-3). Contain excerpts from works...

... of the degraded circulating coins. If one crown should offi cially contain 1.25 ounces of silver, since there was a general clipping, the counterfeiter could, for example, produce two crowns with this quantity of silver. Desmedt and Blanc / Bodin et al. on False Money 325 The cases...

... as the ama­teur car­pent­er. While not strictly a game, this clip also focuses on a goal-orie­ nted indi­vid­ual activi­ty as a meta­ p­ hor for under­ standi­ng a financ­ial activi­ty, elid­ing its coll­ec­tive and struc­tural dimen­sions. The Public as Psychologically Imperfect Players Life is a finan­cial game...

.... Caffentzis, C. G. 1989 . Clipped Coins,Abused Words, and Civil Government: John Locke's Philosophy of Money . New York: Autonomedia. ____. 2000 . Exciting the Industry of Mankind: George Berkeley's Philosophy of Money . Dordrecht: Kluwer Academic Press. Cheyne, George. [1733] 1990 . The English...

... Duke University Press 2003 Contributors Luigino Bruni is a lecturer of economics at the University of Milano–Bicocca. C. George Caffentzis is a professor of philosophy at the University of Southern Maine. He is the author of Clipped Coins, Abused Words, and Civil Government...

... clippings on the Bowen Controversy are available in the university archives. They are in the SGC; the Kemmerer Papers, Boxes 1-3; and the Edens Papers, Box 2. The clippings in the Kemmerer Papers are mainly from the Champaign- Urbana News-Gazette, which gave the conflict more coverage than did...

... in this pocket-size volume, Paganelli is quick to put those worries to rest. Every chapter of every book of The Wealth of Nations is discussed and distilled into clipped and concise sections that not only adhere to but also bring into focus the overall organization of Smith's original work. She has...

... of individual sweeping. One then realizes the necessity for joining individuals together in their common interest, in a common social justice. Eagles with clipped wings L. V. Birck of Copenhagen once proposed a toast to Emil 17. Frederik Dreier, “Samfundets Reform,” in Poliriske...

... susceptibility to visually undetectable clipping; whereas milled coins as a group were more preferred because clipping was immediately detectable to the naked eye. Therefore, given fi neness and other less tangible preferences that Sir Dudley mentioned, such as “the prettiness of the stamp,” one would...

... one, then he used a long wooden ruler—the peg strip—which resembled a skirt-peg wire hanger (except that it was more than a meter in length), that tightly clipped together the entire lot of questionnaires (see figure 2). 40  Emmanuel Didier Figure 2  The peg strip in use in 1960...

... sib­ le. Amid this conf­u­sion, Gerstle s account is like a well-lit doc­u­ment­ary film with reco­ g­niza­ ble film clips of chara­ ct­ers you already know well. The con­fus­ion of the flash­ing lights and sirens falls away as the doc­um­ ent­ary unfolds. On the other hand, Gerstle s doc­um­ ent­ary...

... to crisis situations, but the attempt to maintain monetary stability was nullified by the very poor intrin- sic standard of the currency in circulation (clipped coins called mala moneta).26 3. Copper currency (denaro and cavallo) suffered severe pressures: it was continually...

... disappeared or been clipped and consider- ably lightened of their metal contents. Although Serra’s analysis of how to promote economic growth is interesting, I focus on his contribution to the debate on the causes of gold and silver flows.6...

..., according to Caffentzis (1989), Locke supported metal money. 158 History of Political Economy 33:1 (2001) Caffentzis, George. 1989. Clipped Coins, Abused Words, and Civil Government: John Locke’s Philosophy of Money. New York: Autonomedia. . 1992. Hume, Money, and Civilization or, Why...

... signifi cantly from actual Dutch coins or fl orins. This value differ- ence refl ected the natural wear and tear of gold and silver coin in circula- tion, as well as its deterioration from the illegal practice of clipping. Turgot also mentioned paper money, used as a pledge for debt such as public...

... crunch generated by William’s war on France, the rampant clipping, coupled with the destabilizing re- coinage of 1695,42 prevented the land bank from materializing (Letwin 1964, 58–59). Barbon, like Malynes, Hartlib, and Petty before him, sub- scribed to the notion that an increase in the quantity...

... into a big, a very big, cupboard without any shelves and into locked filing cabinets. Many were dirty, crumbling, and stained with rusty paper clips. The ten boxes at King’s were dwarfed beside the 2. Little did they know that Keynes’s letters to Strachey, which had been in the possession of James...